Coral Gables Riviera-Times

Friday, June 20, 1947, page 8 (of 12)

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Concert Next Monday Night To Benefit M. C. of America

Driskill Wolfe, tenor, and Warner Hardman, Coral Gables pianist, will be heard in a recital at 8:15 p.m. Monday at the White Temple. These well known artists are giving this concert for the benefit of the Musicians' Club of America, a national club with membership from every state in the U. S. The main objective of this organization is the establishment of a club house for the use of all its members on beautiful land donated by Mr and Mrs. John F. Warwick, near Coral Gables. The membership is establishing a fund to be drawn on to take care of old and needy musicians. The executive board which is completing plans consists of Judge A. A. Godard, Dr. W. H. McMaster, Mr. George A. Price and Miss Bertha Foster. Monday night's program is as follows: Waft her Angels through the Air, from "Jeptha," by Handel; Where're you Walk, from "Semele," by Handel; Nina, by Pergolesi; Non e Ver by Tito Mattei; Liebestraum, by Liszt-Schipa, sung by Mr. Wolfe; Bourree by Bach-Saint Saens; Arabesque No. 1, by Debussy; Golliwog's Cake Walk by Debussy; Malaguena by Lecuona, played by Mr. Hardman; Walter's Prize Song by Wagner; Cielo e Mar, from "La Gioconda," by Ponchielli; Goin' Home, by Dvorak; Howdy Do, Mis' Springtime, by Guion; Oh, Didn't It Rain, by Burleigh; Do You Remember, by Levitzki; Let My Song Fill Your Heart, by Ernest Charles; Into the Night, by Clara Edwards; The Minstrel, by Easthope Martin, sung by Mr. Wolfe.

Announcing "Pop" Series

The University of Miami Concert Orchestra announces a summer series of "Pop" concerts beginning June 28 at Flamingo Park, Miami Beach. Conductor for the first concert will be Modesto Alloo and the soloist, Robert Crawford, baritone.

"PICKIN' COTTON AT THE Gingham Shop

ALMOST ANY WOMAN will testify that, "I don't need scientific research to convince me that cotton is cool. I know it is cool." That's why the smartest women are- "PICKIN' COTTON AT THE Gingham Shop 2140 PONCE DE LEON BLVD. ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF THE LINGERIE SHOP featuring LINGERIE UNIFORMS BEACHWEAR PLAY CLOTHES

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MRS. W. C. CHANDLER

is the new president of the Coral Gables Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club. Organized to get better acquainted, the newcomers meet monthly for luncheon and bridge.-Vincent Cnudcle photo

PAST PRESIDENTS ANNOUNCE BOARD

(Continued from Page Seven) Miami; junior activities, Mrs. Michael Santanello, Coconut Grove; legislative, Mrs. Mary Roberts, Homestead; membership, Mrs. Jack Jayson, Miami; memorial and gold star, Mrs. Max Froom; music, Mrs. C. S. Pothier, North Miami; national defense, Mrs. Carleton S. Ellsworth, Miami Springs; Pan American, Mrs. Charles Hjort, Key West; poppy, Mrs. August Sachs, Coral Gables; past war planning, Mrs. Maude E. Spence, Marathon; publicity, Mrs. W. H. Angerman, South Miami; radio, Mrs. R. F. Riley, South Miami; rehabilitation, Mrs. H. E. McFarland, Miami Shores; scholarship, Mrs. Bruce L. Barfield, Perrine. The district officers have formed an initiation team and are available at all times to the units desiring them, especially the new units.

On Month Trip

Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Daniel, 412 Avenue Villabella and Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Elliott left Tuesday in the Daniel new Buick automobile for a month's visit in New York and Washington, D. C. En route home the foursome will spend a few days in the Carolina mountains. Mr. Daniel and Mr. Elliott are owners of the Baird Electric Co. on Coral Way.

Sumners Home From St. Paul

Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Sumner returned Monday from a trip to St. Paul, Minn. On their way north they visited several days with Representative Richard Oelkers Jr., and Mrs. Oelkers in Tallahassee and returning spent several days with the Dayton Fertigs in Franklin, Ind.

Auxiliary Officers and Board Announced by District Head

Members of the Past Presidents' Parley will meet at noon, July 14, for a covered dish luncheon, at the home of Mrs. Charles H. Manning, 1100 S. W. 36th Court. Mrs. Doris K. Green was hostess for the June meeting of the group, a unit of the American Legion Auxiliary, when Mrs. Grace Newton, new president, announced her program for the year; that of making shoe and utility bags for the ex-service women in the Veterans' Hospital. The members will make 60 of these bags and they will be given as Christmas gifts. Mrs. Harriet Christian was appointed birthday chairman. Welcomed back as a Parley member was Mrs. A. J. Lamoreux, a past president, who has just returned from a year in the North. Mrs. Edwin J. Barker brought as her guest Mrs. G. M. Winfield of Fresno, California.

MISS PAINE ANNOUNCES ATTENDANTS FOR MARRIAGE TO AUSTIN R. MORSE, JR.

Miss Coral Paine, bride-elect of Austin Raymond Morse, Jr., is announcing her attendants for the marriage which will take place at five o'clock the 28th of June at Trinity Episcopal Church, Miami. Her sister Mrs. Francis O'Brien, nee Rhoda Betty Paine of Lowell, Mass., will be matron of honor. Miss Barbara Vernon will be maid-of-honor and bridesmaids will be Miss Madelin McQuaide, Mrs. Peggy O'Neil and Mrs. Kitty Wheeler of Gainesville. Miss Joan Tibbetts will be junior bridesmaid. William A. Morse will serve his brother as best man and ushers are Mr. O'Brien, Robert E. Morse, another brother of the groom-to-be, Malcolm Tate and Charles Penney who will be junior usher. Among parties for Miss Paine was the surprise lingerie shower and luncheon given Friday by Mr. Morse's mother at their home, 5309 Alhambra Circle. A luncheon Saturday also feted Miss Paine and Miss Vernon will give a luncheon this Saturday at the Country Club of Coral Gables for the bride-to-be.

Mrs. Nockolds Here

Mrs. Coleman Nockolds has been renewing acquaintances in Coral Gables since arriving from McRae, Ga., for a visit with Mrs. Howard Carlson, 3373 S.W. 28th Terrace. Mrs. Nockolds and her husband, Col. Nockolds (ret.) have traveled over the world, lived for many years in their home on Avenue Algeria.

To North Dakota

Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ellison and their son Otto, Jr., 415 Alhambra Circle, left this week for Minot, N. D., where they will spend the summer on a ranch. They will be joined there by their daughter Ruth, who has been attending school in Seattle, Wash., the past year, also Miss Libby Walker, of Coral Gables. Otto, Jr., was graduated from Exmoor School in May.

Relishes Are Easily Made And Popular

If you want to be a pickling prodigy, try relishes. They are easily made and sure-fire successful. Many home garden vegetables can used-tomatoes, peppers, celery, cabbage, cucumbers, carrots, beets, corn, onions. You needn't have perfect specimens either; seconds, and the picked-over leavings of your victory garden will do if you take the time to trim, snip, and peel. The bugaboo that bother other kinds of pickling don't bother here; floating, flabbiness, shrivelling, darkening and scum can't happen. Basically, relishes are a medley of vegetables, cleaned, trimmed, chopped and ground; drained to free cells of excess moisture; cooked, sometimes in potion, in a spiced vinegar solution; then poured immediately into sterilized jars and sealed. Here's a starter: Corn Relish Wash and remove stem ends from- | peck (13 3/4 lbs.) green tomatoes. Skin- | 3 medium onions. Wash and remove tops from, then chop- | 1 1/2 cups (1 small stalk) coarsely chopped celery. Clean and remove seeds and cores from- | 4 sweet red peppers. Put all vegetables through medium grind of food chopper. Drain off excess liquid. Combine and heat to boiling- | 1 1/4 cups sugar | 1 cup light corn syrup | 1/2 cup light molasses | 3 1/4 cups distilled white vinegar | 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon | 1 teaspoon ground cloves | 1/4 teaspoon ground allspice | 1 teaspoon turmeric | 1/8 teaspoon cayenne pepper | 1 tablespoon celery seed | 1/3 cup salt. Cook vegetables in spiced vinegar solution, boiling gently, covered, for 10 minutes, stirring occasionally. Quickly pack one hot sterilized jar at a time. Fill to 1/2 inch from top. eB sure vinegar solution covers the vegetables. Seal each jar at once. Yield: 8 pints. Corn Relish Boil for 5 minutes, then dip in cold water- | 10 to 12 ears (2 1/2 qts.) cut corn. Cut from cob and measure. Combine and boil gently for 20 minutes- | 1 cup (2 medium) chopped green peppers | 1 cup (2 medium) chopped sweet red peppers | 1 1/4 cups (4 medium) chopped onions | 1 cup ( 1/2 medium stalk) chopped celery | 1 1/2 cups sugar | 1 tablespoon salt | 1 tablespoon celery seed | 1 qt. distilled white vinegar | 1/2 cup water | 1/2 teaspoon turmeric. Pack while boiling into sterilized jars. Be sure vinegar solution covers all vegetables. Fill jars to not more than 1 inch from top. Seal as directed for boiling water bath method. Submerge in a boiling water bath. Process for 15 minutes.

Dillard-Blount Wedding Is June Church Event

(Continued from Page Seven) Daniel reading the performing 4 o'clock p.m. ceremony. Attendants Miss Ann Dillard, sister of the bride and Miss Pat Blount, sister of the bridegroom, wore colonial style gowns of rose-pink and blue taffeta matching mitts, colonial bouquets and matching flower halos. Janet Dillard, sister of the bride in orchid taffeta was flower girl and Richard Blount, brother of the bridegroom was ring bearer. John Peacock was best man and ushers: Jimmy Dillard, brother of the bride, Eddie Bell and Wayne Withers, uncle of the bridegroom. Mrs. Harriette Lawson of Ft. Lauderdale was organist and soloists included Miss Mary Kelley of Ft. Lauderdale, cousin of the bride and Oren Coates. At the reception at Mr. and Mrs. Dillard's home, more than 250 guests including A. F. Kelley, great grandfather of the bride and Mrs. Maude R. Miller, her grandmother, of Ft. Lauderdale and many others from out of town, attended. Bride's Mother in Aqua Mrs. Dillard, the bride's mother wore aqua crepe, pink rosebud corsage. The senior Mrs. Blount was in pink and blue crepe, gardenia corsage. Mrs. Miller, the bride's grandmother wore rose crepe gardenia corsage and Mrs. Blount Lowell, the bridegroom's grandmother of Charleston, S. C., was in pink crepe, gardenia corsage. Assistants at the reception included, Mrs. Frank Dillard, Mrs. D. A. Dinehart, Mrs. Wayne Withers, Mrs. Victor Larson, Mrs. Howard Parker, Miss Gail Clinton, Miss Antoinette Lopez, Miss Barbara Parker, Miss Lucille McWhirter and Miss Betty Bowers. Miss Barbara Meyers had charge of the bride's book. Both the junior Mr. and Mrs. Blount are graduates of Ponce de Leon High school. The bride attended Florida State and was pledged Alpha Chi Omega sorority. Mr. Blount is now attending the University of Miami, a member of Nu Sigma fraternity. He is the son of Thomas C. Blount, Coral Gables City Tax assessor and Mrs. Blount, 1256 Avenue Sorolla.

Mr. and Mrs. Jones Here For the Summer

Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Jones and baby son Stephen have arrived from Michigan City, Ind., to spend the summer. They are quartered in Mr. Jones' parents home at 921 Avenue Medina, while the senior Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Jones are summering in Virginia. Mr. Jones, a graduate of Georgia Tech., was in charge of an oxygen unit in Italy during the war. He recently has been doing governmental work in Michigan City.

To Visit Brother

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Keef and daughter Jerry arrived Wednesday from Chattanooga, Tenn., for a visit with Mrs. Keef's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John S. Miller, 919 Avenue Andalusia. Jerry, just graduated from high school, will enter Agnes Scott college in Atlanta in the fall. Mr. Keef is manager of the Hotel Northern in Chattanooga.

After 5 Years KEDETTES Are Back! The Bootery

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Pick Up and Pep Up... for Summer! PATIO BEAUTY SALON

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ACCOUNTANCY REGISTRATION NOW OPEN

FOR EVENING CLASSES IN Comparative Statements, Systems, Partnerships and Law ... June 23 Corporation Accounting, Finance and Law ... June 24 COLLEGE LEVEL TRAINING FOR MEN AND WOMEN APPROVED FOR VETERANS PENINSULAR INSTITUTE PACE ACCOUNTANCY COURSE 223 EAST FLAGLER STREET TELEPHONE 3-1570

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Pearls for JUNE Maynard-Page

Pearls for JUNE June is the month of pearls for birthday girls. And we have wonderful pearls, of even luster and finest texture and lovely color. Real Orientals, and superb simulated pearls. Buy on our deferred payment plan! REGISTERED JEWELERS AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY Maynard-Page JEWELERS • SILVERSMITHS Eugene Mumpower, President 365 Coral Way Phone 4-1611

Escape-divine! THE TOWER

Escape-divine! Reach front paradise, sun and bath-ing, cocktail lounge, 1-2-3 bed-room apartments available May 1st to November 1st at summer rates. Phone 5-1481. L. T. Keyes, Mgr. THE TOWER 61st & Collins On the Ocean MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA